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Behind the Facade of Deterrence: Nuclear Arms and Third World Intervention

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Behind the Facade of Deterrence: Nuclear Arms and Third World Intervention

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Randall Forsberg

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Women and peace, Nuclear weapons developing countries, Intervention (International law), United States Armed Forces Appropriations and expenditures, Disarmament Congresses, Nuclear disarmament congress, Addresses, Conference papers and proceedings, Promoting Enduring Peace (Organization), Deadly Connection Conference (1982 : Cambridge, Mass.), Randall Forsberg, Packard Manse Media Project
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English
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33.9M
Randall Forsberg's speech given at the first Deadly Connection Conference held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, December, 1982. Forsberg maintains the United States military arms race stance is not about defense or deterrence but about aggression and control. She recounts the array of weapons the United States is actively collecting and developing. Forsberg is credited with initiating the Nuclear Freeze Movement.
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This recording was digitized and made accessible as part of the "Digitizing Audio-Visual Materials in the Peace Collection from the U.S. Anti-Nuclear Movement" grant funded by the Samuel Rubin Foundation (grant number 22203), 2019.
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2020-04-17 17:59:37
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audiocassette0979_a
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Year
1982


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